Bitcoin Group Float Doesn’t Catch On, Listing Date Pushed Back Again
Australian bitcoin miner Bitcoin Group’s official public float on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) fell significantly short of its goal of raising $20 million AUD. The cryptocurrency miner raised $367,902.20 AUD. Melbourne-based Bitcoin Group, a miner that has repeatedly attempted to become the world’s first publically floated Bitcoin trading company had the date of closure of its IPO on January 25. The miner offered investors 100 million shares at 20 cents per share, hoping to raise $20 million AUD. However, the miner’s book building run on the ASX, which ended Monday raised just....
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Australian bitcoin miner Bitcoin Group has delayed its public float on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), yet again. The revelation comes soon after a disappointing IPO that fell well short of the miner’s expectations. Melbourne-based mining firm Bitcoin Group has now revealed another delay in its intention to float its stock in the open market by listing on the ASX. The update was disclosed to investors in an update on February 5th, noting that the ASX has sought additional information about the company’s intention to list. The statement read: Investors will appreciate that ‘block....
Following months of repeated delays, Australian bitcoin miner, Bitcoin Group, is now set to make its debut on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in February. Melbourne-based Bitcoin Group is now gearing up for its official public float on the ASX in February. The miner is offering investors 100 million shares at 20 cents per share. The IPO is seeking to raise $20 million by the date of closure on January 25. Bitcoin group operates five computer centers in China and oversees approximately 6,000 machines to mine one to two blocks a day (up to $20,000 in revenue a day in current rates).....
Bitcoin Group Ltd has once again delayed its public listing on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), despite its recent initial public offering. The Melbourne-based bitcoin mining firm first announced its intention to list on the ASX in October 2014. However, it has now suffered as many as six hold-ups due to requests and reprimands from the stock exchange. The latest news came by way of a Bitcoin Group investors' update on 5th February, which said: “Investors will appreciate that ‘block chain’ is a new technology and we are working with ASX to satisfy its request for additional....
Australia-based startup Bitcoin Group has delayed its listing on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) after it found itself in trouble over doubts raised by the corporate watchdog on the involvement of the Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and also on, what the company thinks were, the "misstatements" about the company's profitability. Bitcoin Group has already received the approval of Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) on 4 September 2015 for an AU$20 million public offer. With the new developments, now the company has now set its eyes on 11 December 2015....
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